Clean

We've all been there where our actions turned into a creepling seed for future interactions. The
burden of it all and the heavy pressure on your shoulders were too much to take.So you've "spilled
the beans".Coming clean about something was never more frown upon than today. Because today when
you'll do such thing you'll be labeled as a selfish person. Trying to unload the burden and the
guilt by coming clean, with disregard of the injuries caused to the person you're opening up to.
So I have one question; are you freaking insane? Since when have we hit that bottom line that
classifies us as self centered bastards for telling the truth?! Granted, there is no other thing
that can hurt like the truth but in all honesty, grow a pair. How can you point a finger towards
someone that enables the truth blaming them for it. Certainly a person can be accused and judged
for their actions or lack of, but the self righteous confession to be trashed is lunacy. Of course
someone can live happily in ignorance and painfully with the truth,but does that make the truth
expendable? Or the fact that the said person is by universal law entitled to know the truth as it
is? Only now in this rotting society can you blame someone for being honest. Cause honor no longer
means anything to most of us. Although not precisely comfortable, I understand the value of pain
if it comes as a side effect of truth. I'd chop off the finger of the ignorant self-indulgent
humans. That finger that points towards someone that comes on their knees to put out the reality.
Confessing the truth might not be easy at all. And whomever thinks that doing that will set you
soul pain free is an idiot beyond any acceptable idiocy standard. No one is perfect and we are
bound to mistake. I don't like mistakes. Not to make them, and not to be made towards me. But I
will never punish or be able to understand the logic behind someone who does so, the person who
brings up the honest reality. Being it sense of guilt or whatever else might have triggered this
spontaneous confession, it is glorious. It is the free and pure sign that we, as a humankind
haven't already gone beyond redemption.